The Resume of Mike Daub

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Experience

Adjunct Instructor
ITT Technical Institute
Concord, CA
Sep 2009 – Nov 2009
I taught mathematics.

Substitute Teacher
School Professionals
TemPositions
San Francisco, CA
Oct 2009 – Present
I substitute taught high school.

Instructor
De La Salle High School
Concord, CA
Jan 2008 – Jun 2008
I taught physics and mathematics.

Adjunct Professor
Diablo Valley College
Pleasant Hill, CA
Aug 2007 – Dec 2007
I taught Elementary Physics.

Graduate Student Researcher
Department of Physics
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
May 1999 – Jul 2007
I designed the control and readout electronics for the Arcminute Cosmology Bolometer Array Receiver (ACBAR) project.
I deployed to Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station during five summer seasons for telescope/receiver setup, testing, and maintenance.
I analyzed data using mainly FORTRAN and IDL.

Graduate Student Instructor
Department of Physics
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Aug 1998 – May 1999
I taught electronics laboratory and introductory physics.

Scientist
Naval Surface Warfare Center
Dahlgren, VA
Jan 1998 – Jul 1998
I developed and maintained fire-control and targeting software for the U.S. Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile fleets.

Teaching Assistant
Department of Physics
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA
Jan 1997 – Dec 1997
I taught introductory physics.

Lab Assistant
Department of Physics
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA
May 1996 – Dec 1997
I assisted in the fabrication and analysis of thin films.

Tutor
Comprehensive Studies Program
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA
Jan 1997 – Aug 1997
I tutored students in physics and math.

Tutor
Sperling Tutoring Program
Department of Physics
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA
Aug 1996 – Dec 1996
I tutored students in physics.

Co-Op
Robotics and Process Systems Division
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, TN
Aug 1995 – Dec 1995
I tested optimization algorithms and assisted in design of robotics systems as a student in the U.S. Department of Energy Science and Engineering Research Semester.

Skills

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Education

Master of Arts in Physics
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
May 2004
Master of Arts in Physics

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA
Dec 1997
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

Bachelor of Science in Physics
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA
Dec 1997
Bachelor of Science in Physics

High School Diploma
Iroquois Junior-Senior High School
Erie, PA
Jun 1993
High School Diploma

Honors & Awards

Antarctica Service Medal
of the United States of America
Mar 2002
Antarctica Service Medal Certificate Antarctica Service Medal, Public Domain Image

Student Service Award
UC Berkeley Physics Department
May 2004
Student Service Award

NASA Space Grant Summer Fellowship
Jun 1999 – Aug 1999

GAANN Fellowship
Department of Education
Aug 1998 – May 1999

Dean’s List
Penn State
8 times: Aug 1993 – Dec 1997

Academic Honors
Penn State Eberly College of Science
8 times: Aug 1993 – Dec 1997

Alumni Scholarship
Penn State Eberly College of Science
Aug 1997

John and Elizabeth Holmes Teas Fellowship
Jan 1996 – Dec 1997

Granville B. Lane Scholarship
Aug 1996 – Dec 1997

President’s Freshman Award
Penn State
Apr 1994

Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society
Apr 1994

Summary

I am a scientist and an educator who is primarily interested in physics and/or mathematics teaching positions.

I have a Master’s degree in Physics from UC Berkeley and two Bachelor’s degrees in Physics and Mathematics from Penn State.

My teaching experience includes four semesters as a physics teaching assistant, one semester as a community college adjunct professor, and one semester as a high school math and physics teacher.

Though I do not possess a high school teaching credential, I passed the CBEST exam and the CSET Mathematics Exam in 2007. While studying at Berkeley, I received formal teaching training, including course development and classroom and laboratory instructional techniques.

Affiliations

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

American Association of Physics Teachers

United States Antarctic Program
Dec 1999 – Feb 2004
United States Antarctic Program Logo, courtesy of National Science Foundation

Physics Graduate Student Association
UC Berkeley
Member, Aug 1999 – Jul 2007
President, Aug 1999 – May 2005

Graduate Assembly
UC Berkeley
Delegate, Jan 1999 – May 2004
Funding Chair, Jun 2001 – May 2003
Executive Board, Jun 2001 – May 2003

Faculty Mentor—Grad Student Liaison Committee
UC Berkeley Department of Physics
Jan 1999 – Dec 2006

Safety Committee
UC Berkeley Department of Physics
Aug 2000 – May 2004

Policy & New Appointments Committee
UC Berkeley Department of Physics
Aug 2003 – May 2004

Mike Daub

“The difference between death and taxes is death doesn’t get worse every time Congress meets.”
—Will Rogers

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